The Mission
F ir s t J n |i i n r « r
» to u im n y .
EARTHQUAKE
CLAUSE VOID
The tirst Japanese stowaway ever
brought to Host (Mi arrived on a steamer
O f th e se corpuscles in yo u r blood from London the other day. He gave
th a t have been called “ Little his name as Tasujo Nakamura, aged
S o ld ie rs,” Is to fig h t fo r you
a g a in st th e disease g e rm s th a t HO, and claimed to have been a mem
co n sta n tly en d a n g e r your h e a lth . ber of the crew of an American sailing
T h e s e c o r p u s c l e s are m a d e vessel.
h e a lth y and strong by th e use of
It was learned that he wan a sailor Insurance Compauies Must Pay San
H o o d 's Sarsaparilla .
on board the ship Johauna, which a r
Eranclsco Losses.
This medicine in a com bination ol rived at Falmouth. Fug., some mouths
there than Ltl different remedial amenta ago. He was starving in London when
in proportions ami by a process known he determined to come to this country.
only to ourselves and it has for thirty
years been constantly proving its worth. He wandered about the docks in the T est C ase Is Won by I r s j r e J on Ap
No substitute, none " juat-iia-good.” j Thames and stole on hoard the Phila
peal — Insurance Policies C over
delphian and hid in tho coal bunkers.
F ires Due to Dynamiting—Policy
Nakam
ura
said
he
was
all
through
rrobnUljr Mot.
H olders Can Also C ollect Interest
Provoked Mother—Tommy, you’re the the Itussian .Japanese war, having been
one of the crew of a cruiser in the Ja p
for T hree Y ears.
plague of my life !
Tommy (snuggling up to her)—You anese fleet.
wouldn’t talk tliut way if somebody’d kid ! Inspector Root examined the man
imp me, would you, mamma?
and ordered th at he be sent back on the
San Francisco, May 11.— An im port
Philadelphian when she leaves on her ant decisien relative to the earthquake
C I T C Ht. Vitus' Dance an a »rvoua u i N a m perma-
I I I J nent I 7 cured l»v Dr. » ino's (irout Narve lie- return trip.
clause of fire insurance policies was
■tort*r. Scii'l for ?REE $2 00 1 1 lit I lioltlu nn<i tre a tie s. 1
handed down today by the United S tates
Dr. U. 11. Ulint», LU , ftll Arch Ht., P h ilad elp h ia, 1’».
M u ffle T h e f t .
C ircuit Court of Appeals. It directly
Commissioner Bingham of
New
S tu n g !
atrects several hundred pending suits
Nan—The trouble with Billy is that York, at a recent dinner, described in ag ain st insurance companies for losses
he’s awkward when he’s in company. He a most Interesting manner the methods sustained in the g re at tire of April,
doesn’t know what to do with his hands. of the skilled pickpocket.
Fan— Oh, yes, he does; he told me once j “He is so very clever at bis best,” 1906, and may result in the insured ob
that you wore too many pins in your ; concluded the commissioner, ‘‘th at one taining the principal of th eir policies
w ith interest for three years.
belt.—Chicago Tribune.
might almost believe him capable of
The case decided today was th a t of
the
feat
attributed
to
a
W
estern
steve
TYPEtVRl I KKH "Now Visible Y og." Ail make* ;
the Richmond Coal company ag ain st the
rebuilt like now. hi mhoii 'I band price». Two Sm ith i dore.
A
group
of
stevedores
were
Commercial Union Assurance company
Dons U in Inti on from Vi'» 10 U". Supplier« for all
nmkoH M no hi non rented. S2 to 13.80 m onthly The lunching in a sheltered nook
of a of I.ondon, in which it was sought to
T ypew riter Lachance ’¿V» Mont» otuerjr. Hun F rancisco
wharf. One of them went across the recover about $20,000 insurance on coal
street for a plug of chewing tobacco, in the bunkera a t Spear and Howard
l.ooLril >u spiclitua.
Captain (of baseball nine)—You think ■ and in bis absence another substituted streets, which caught tire several hours
Stumpy is getting sort o’ weak ia his I for his tin of pale coffee and milk a fte r the earthquake of April 18, 1906,
mind? Why?
his own tin of milkless black coffee. and was destroyed a fte r sm ouldering
Manager—He renewed his contract for j When the first stevedore, plug In hand, for a month.
The C ircuit C ourt of
this season without making a kick for a j returned, he could hardly believe his Appeals reverses the judgm ent of the
higher salary.—Chicago Tribune.
eyes.
lower court, which was in favor of the
“ W«J1,’ he said, I’ve beard of clever insurance company.
M o th e r» w ill A nd M rs. W in s lo w 's S o o th in g
B y ru p th o b at r e m e d y to u se f o r t h e i r c i i i l d r e j thieves, but to swipe the milk out of a
The higher court decides th a t the
d u r i n g t h e t e e t h in g p e r io d .
earthquake was not the proxim ate
feller's coffee beats the band!’ ”
cause of a tire which occurred a fte r the
lo u P U f f g i t < luaa.
T h e A n c ie n t S to n e N llu g e rs .
earthquake shock, practically holding
“I hear, Mike, that your wife has |
It has been said that Asiatic nations th a t an earthquake cannot cause a lire
gone into society, lia s she become a
excelled
others
in
the
use
of
the
sling,
directly and th a t for an earthquake to
clubwoman yet?”
and the silngers of an ancient army be the indirect cause of a fire the blaze
“ImiHtlo, an’ she has not got Into
used their little weapons with terrible m ust follow im m ediately upon the
th a t cla^s; she still uses a flatiron,
effect. “These natives have such skill,” quake.
•or.”—New York Times.
says one old historian, ‘‘that it very
The Appellate court also decided a n
Those who keep Ham lins W izard Oil rarely happens that they miss their other very im portant point, which is
in the house do not have to buy any aim. W hat makes them so great in th at a fire following upon an explosion,
other remedy for sore throat. No other the use of the sling is the training giv such as one caused by dynam iting, is
remedy will cure this trouble so quick en them from their earliest years by covered by the term s of the insurance
their mothers, who set up a piece of policy,
ly or so surely. Remember this.
bread hung at the end of a rod for a
D rc lln n l the f a r t .
TAFT WILL P R E S S B U TTO N .
target and let their children remain
Percy—Ksmeralda, will you marry me? without food until they have hit it,
Esmeralda- N'o; (¡weudolen refused when the child who is the victor re To O pen Gunnison Tunnel at T rcns-
you Inst night, and I’m not acting as ceives the bread as the reward of his
M ississippi C o n g ress.
tirst aid to the injured.
skill and patience.”
Denver, May 11.— The T rans-M is
Good for S ore Eyes,
sissippi Commercial congress, which
H a d n ’t H e n c h e d T h a t S ta f f « .
will be held in this city A ugust 18 to
for over 100 years P E T T IT ’S EYE
She—So you are au author?
SALVE has positively cured eye dis
21, will bring together the largest
He—Ye-es.
eases everyw here.
All druggists or
“O h ! how delightful It must be to g a thering of em inent men ever assem
Howard Bros., Buffalo, N. Y.
earn one's living by wielding the pen.” bled in the W est. P resident T a ft will
“Yea, I always imagined it would be present and will press the button
The chimney swift is truly a bird of
th a t will turn the w aters into the Gun
the air, for it never alights on a fence be.”
nison tunnel, the g re a t governm ent re
or building. It drops into the top of
clam ation project. The governors of
U s u a lly T h e y A re .
some nude-mouthed chimney and clings
“ Professor, what i« ths meaning of the the Trans-M ississippi sta te s will attend
to its rough sides with tiny feet.
word ‘monologue’?”
w ith but few exceptions.
S h a k e In to Y o u r S h o e s
“My dear sir. consider the derivation of
Among the form er presidents of the
A llen 's F o o t-E a s e , a p o w d e r f o r th o f e e t. I t cure* it. ‘Mon’ is slang for ‘money,’ and ’logos’ congress who will be present are W il
p a in fu l, sw ollen , s m a r tin g , s w e a tin g f e e t. M ak es
means
a
word.’
‘Monologue,
words
for
n ew shoes e a sy . S old by a ll D r u g g is ts a n d Shoe
liam J.T lry a n , David R. Francis, pres
S to re s. D o n 't a c c e p t a n y s u b s titu te . S a m p le money.”
ident o f the St. Louis exposition, and
F R E E . A d d re ss A. S . O lm sted . I.e Roy, N . Y.
John
Henry Sm ith one of the apostles
O n a P in c h .
S u re .
of the Mormon church.
“For
the
present,”
said
the
political
“W hat was it Priscilla said to John
The railroad in terests of the W est
magnate, “you will have to be satisfied
Aldeti?”
with filling some temporary vacancy from will be represented by E. H. H arrim an,
“ You mean, ‘Speak for yourself. time to time.”
Jam es J . H ill, E. P. Ripley, of the
John?”
“I’ll be moru than satisfied.” faltered Atchison, Topeka & S anta Fe, and
“Yes; w hat did she mean?”
the despairing officeseeker, “with any P resident Wnichell, of the Rock Island-
“ I don’t know what she meant, but 1 thing that will fill the vacancy in my Frisco system .
know it must have been before she ana stomach from dime to time !”
John were m arried that she said it.”—
ASIA MINOR QUIETING DOWN
H a n d ic a p p e d .
Houston Post.
Teacher— In this free country of ours,
children, any boy may hope to be Presi But R obberies and A ttem pts at Arson
dent some day.
Still Continue.
Curly Haired Urchin
(raising his
Adana, May 11.—The situation here
hand)—Not me, ma'am. M.v name’s Will
iam Jennings Bryan Simpson.—Chicago and throughout the province is improv
Tribune.
ing. The governm ent is beginning to
restore the plunder and the people are
S iif f ff c n lln ff a P o s s i b l e R e a s o n .
“ Yerena,” impatiently asked the mis returning to th eir homes, many of
tress. "what brings that policemah to the which are still standing. The m ilitary
Nay ta
owccoxue* house so much?”
commander has sent troops into the
“Take a good look at me face, ma'am.’ country d istric ts to m aintain order and
by ^ w p « \»«sui\a\ e$w\s> wAVtofi as- answered
the cook with a simper. "L>c enable the refugee farm ers to harvest
sxstaucc cj \W owt Vtu\y WncJjtcvkV ye think it’d scare anybody away?— th e ir crops.
Chicago Tribune.
Many A rm enians and a few Mcslems
laxaVvvt rans& y Syro?
a tla v r
are still in prison and even now delib
R e f i n e d l* c s » l in l a m .
tj Sama.wkwh etvaWs wetojovm tcfcuV»
Burton was writing bis "Anatomy oi erate a tte m p ts are made to burn the
Arm enian houses.
Various robberies
Vu\n\s daAy se\W \ asM slm tto nature, Melancholy.”
“ 1 suppose,” he sighed. “I'll accumulate are recorded and valuables from a safe
may be £vaiua\\y drspensci wWb. a big stack of bones out of this."
in a German flour mill have been car
However, as he further reflected, this
away.
N evertheless, conditions
when, ne tender utukdhas tbe best ej was not much better than having a fam ried
are very different from w hat they were
ily
skeleton
in
the
closet.
only a few days ago.
remeJivts \vbuiuec\uvreil a rt tcassxst
\ta\iv\wo\
Cws^eXvcw
FAIR IS CO M PL ET E .
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Will
S ta rt on Time.
S e a ttle ’s two expositions are ju st
about ready for the bell tap.
The
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition
is
ninety-nine per cent, complete, which
m eans th a t everything is done save
sw eeping the floors, and the other ex
position, which consists of the most
m agnificent scenery and the longest
list of in terestin g tours boasted by any
Am erican city, is alw ays ready.
Railroad experts the country over
destare th a t the success of the A. Y. P.
is already assured, but for this fact
they do not give the whole credit to
eith er the m anagem ent or the publi
city cam paign. On the contrary, they
declare th a t the im m inent influx into
the N orthw est is due more largely to
N orthw estern rest urces and home pos
sib ilitie s and to N orthw estern and
Alaskan scenery and romance, more
than to any o ther power of attraction.
N ightly now the exposition grounds
are lighted for the enjoym ent of the
pre-exposition crowds which daily go
the to grounds. For w eeks the attend-
anceh as averaged close upon 5,000.
If special free days were counted it
would be a larg e r figure than this.
A
cold spring som ew hat delayed the first
Hush of the floral effects, which are on
a huge scale, but warm May days have
brought out the blooms.
P ractically all of the exhibits are in
stalled in the M anufactures building
and in the O riental and European build
ings. The installation in the Palace
of A griculture is som ewhat slower but
will not he behind a t the rig h t mo
m ent. The governm ent exhibits are
well along w ith the exception of the
H aw aiian and Philippines exhibits,
which arrived late.
However, they
will be complete to the last detail by
June I.
Most of the foreign exhibits are in
place and those th a t are not are receiv
ing the finishing touches.
And while work is heing pushed ra p
id y ahead on the exposition proper,
arrangem ents are going forward ju st
as fa st th a t the visitor may take ad
vantage of the “ second exposition.”
New steam ships are a rriv in g daily for
excursion trip s to
various points
around the sound and along the coast.
The numerous reBorts in the Cascade
m ountains are close a t hand e ith e r by
the G reat N orthern, N orthern Pacific,
B urlington or M ilwaukee railroads and
the Canadian Pacific takes one quickly
to Banff, the wonder spot in the Cana
dian Rockies.
S T A T E S MAY LOSE.
A ppropriations for a»ver* ®nd H ar
b o rs May R evert to Governm ent.
W ashington, May 10.—Unless con
gress takes specific action a t the spec
ial session now in progress, nearly $1,-
000,000 appropriated for river and har
bor im provem ents in various sections
of the U nited S ta te s will be turned
back into the national treasury, much
to the chagrin of many congressmen
and senators.
This situation arises over the "co v
ering back” section of the sundry civil
bill, approved March 4.
This section
provides th a t all unexpended balances
of appropriations th a t rem ained on the
treasury books Ju n e 1, 1904, except
perm anent specified appropriations,
judgm ents and findings of courts and
tru st funds and appropriations for ful
filling trea ty obligations w ith the In
dians be carried to the surplus fund and
covered back into the treasury, “ pro
vided th a t the money is not needed to
pay existing tre a tie s .”
To meet the situation, Senator Burton
has introduced a resolution providing
th a t the section of the sundry civil bill
in question shall not be construed as
applying to the unexpended balances in
river and harbor appropriations which
may be essential, in the judgm ent of
the secretary of war, for the m ainten
ance and prosecution of the work for
which it was appropriated.
Among the appropriations th a t will
re v ert a r e :
Mouth of Columbia riv er, Oregon,
$24,000; entrance to Coos bay, Oregon,
$23,000; restrain in g barriers S acra
m ento and F eather rivers, C alifornia,
$14,000; and harbor a t Tacoma, W ash
ington, $11,000.
T l i e L l C k l M l A la n .
na\uvc,andue\ to suyp\arv\ \\w nalutaX
Mexican Style of Regulating.
Ebcn—So Miss Antique is going to
Daily S n o ck s Continue.
Junctions .wYaoVvauit iepemi uViv— get m arried at last. Who is the lucky
Toluca, Mexico, May 11.— Angered
Rome,
May 10.—Since the g re at
because
of
many
deaths,
which
re
si
man?
m ak\\' upon proper tvounsbnvenV,
Flo—The clergyman. He's going to dents of Zanacantapec claim w ere caus earthquake of December scarcely a day
proper <$ortS,and
£en«a\\y get paid for It and assum es no re ed by the Toluca San Juan railroad, has passed w ithout shocks, more or
Tcgct ih bcnc^ciaV ^tdvoiwa^b*) #»» {ernum,
M flN ufO CTu » E B * » '» C
C A L IF O R N IA
F ie
S
y r u p
N ew
C o .
SOLO BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS
OWSIZEONLY—REGULAR PRICE 5 0 « PER BOTTLC
P N U
No.
2 0 .C 9
H E N w r i t i n g t o a«l v e r t i a e r g p l e a s e
m o m io n t h i s p a p e r .
W
sponsibility.
to
H im ,
“Whatever success I have achieved.”
argued the passenger with the skull cap,
“ I owe entirely to heredity and environ
ment.”
“T hat’s a firm I never beard of before.”
said the passenger with 4he loud necktie.
“ How long have you been traveling for
them?”—Chicago Tribune.
MAPLEINE
A flav o rin g u sed th e sam e a s lem on o r v an illa
By d isso lv in g g ra n u la te d s u g a r in w a te r and
a d d in g M apleine, a d e lirio u s sy ru p is m ade and
a sy ru p b e tte r th a n m aple. M apleine is »«.Id by
g ro ce rs. If n o t send 35c fo r 2 oz. b o ttle and
recip e book. C r e s c e n t M f*. C o ., S e a ttle , W n.
BAKING
POWDER
COMPLIES WITH ALL
PURE FOOD LAWS
Makes the
Baking Sweeter, Lighter
Always works ridht
NO FA IL U R E S
C o sts YOU L e s s
ISO TRUST PRICES
a
2d Ounces (or 2 3 Cents
BEST AT ANY PRICE
or your money back
the residents of Zanacantapec today
ditched a t-ain and threatened to tea r
up rails and ties unless the road built
around the town instead of through iL
The authorities have been appealed to
by the railroad company and an effort
is being made to ascertain who ditched
the train .
The engine was running
slowly and none of the passengers in
the coaches was injured.
Air C raft O ver C hicago.
Chicago, May 11.—M ysterious aero
nauts passed over Chicago last night
in tw o balloons, traveling rapidly
southward. The loikout of the life
saving station a t the mouth of the
Chicago riv er is believed to have first
seen the aerial visitors. He reported
his discovery to C aptain Carland of the
crew. Field and night glasses were
brought t> bear upon the airships but
nothing could be descried save the
form s of w hat appeared to be two men.
One of the balloons carried lig h ts but
the other was in darkness.
M ehem m ed A ssum es C row n.
Constantinople, May 11.— Mehem
med V, sultan of T urkey, was invest
ed today w ith the sword of Othman.
This ceremony is the last of those a t
tending the coronation. No foreigners
were allowed to w itness the ceremony,
which took place in the Mosque Ayoub,
the only mosque in Constantinople
where none but T urks are allowed to
go. Foreigners were not even allowed
to congregate around the entrance to
the mosque.
T ru st C hiefs Convicted.
Savannah, Ga., May 11.—“ G uilty of
conspiracy to monopolize in te rsta te
tra d e ” was the verdict brought in by
the ju ry in the case of the turpentine
tru s t late tonight. The names of the
two indicted corporations are om itted
and the verdict applies only to five
officers. The maximum sentence is a
fine of $5,000 and a term of one year
in the penitentiary.
less strong, being fe lt a t Messina,
Reggio and surrounding d istricts. The
obervatory in the Calabrian earthquake
zone has registered from Decem ber 28
last, up to today, 213 shocks.
Since
the form er date there have been no
shocks strong enough to destroy build
ings. T ottering walls have been over
thrown, but there has been practically
no loss of life since the day of the
g re a t disaster.
W est Rich; S to n es Go Up.
New York, May 10.— Because of the
demand of the W est and Southw est for
precious stones the price of diamonds
and pearls is to be increased soon.
Prosperity in those sections is credited
by the Maiden Lane dealers w ith caus
ing them to do more than 100 per cent
more business in precious stones last
April than during the same month last
year. A leading im porter is quoted as
saying th a t as soon as the tariff ques
tion is settled there will be an increas
ed price on diamonds a t least, if not on
other precious stones.
S u g g ests Gambling Antidote.
B utte, Mont., May 10.—"G o a fte r
the fellows who own the buildings
where gam bling is conducted,” said
D istrict Judge Donlan this m orning to
A ssistant County A ttorney Balwdin.
“ T hey’re the people to prosecute.
I
w ant to see you get some of them
And I w ant to say rig h t now th a t gam
blers will get no more continuances in
this court. These fellows have been
petted around as if they were useful
citizens, but it doesn’t go any m ore.”
1,000 C a b d riv e rt S trike.
Chicago, May 10.—One thousand cab
drivers w ent on strik e tonight, follow
ing a conference betw een the livery
m en’s association and the union.
The
drivers demanded $14 a week, and re
fused to compromise for $13.
Tomor
row 100 funerals are scheduled to take
place. The police refuse to give fune
ral processions rig h t of way.
’’HELLO!'’ PAHia.
Uniting France and Am erica by W ire
less Phone.
“ Hello, P aris! This is New Y ork.”
To Btart a conversation like this
across the universe seem s like an
achievem ent beyond the dream of a
Ju ea Verne or the im aginative picture
of a Bellamy Storer, yet in the buaieat
city of the world. New York, such an
experim ent will take place shortly,
with every assurance of success.
On
p e r a n u m Mipcrv i-.ion t o r o ’ e r iSO y e a r s . A l l o w n o n n i ,
this occasion, when science announces
t o fl c e e i v o y o u i n tilia. C o u n t e r f e i t ' s I n t i t u l i o n s m u í
its triu n p'i to the world, society of the
“ < Jii»t-us-goofl ” u r o h u t E x p e r i m e n t s , u n t i e n d a n g e r t h e
nations will offer its congratulations in
h e a l t h o l ’ C h i l d r e n —K x p e r i e n e e a g a i n s t e x p e r i m e n t *
a unique and unrivaled n a n u er, and
w.ll feature on its social calendar a
It ncheon at which Frederick Townsend
C a s t o r i » is a h a r m l e s s s u b s t i t u t e f o r C a s t o r O i l , P a r e *
M artin will preside, th a t for interest
g o n e . D ro p s a n d S o o thing Syrups.
I t Is P l e a s a n t . I t
and charm will make all past society
c o n ta in s n e ith e r O p iu m , M o rp h in e n o r o th e r N arcotlo
events seem coinmonp ace, when the
s u b s t a n c e . I t s a g e is i t s g u a r a n t e e . I t d e s t r o y s W o r m s
first w ireless luncheon will take place
a n d allay s IV v e rls iness. I t c u r e s D iu rrh u -a a n d W in d
C o lie . I t r e l i e v e s T e e t h i n g T r o u b l e s , c u r e s C o n s t i p a t i o n
in th e ’salon of the Hotel Pleza.
a n d F latu len cy . I t a ssim ila te s th e F o o d , re g u la te s t h e
W hile this lunche n is being served
S t o m a c h a n il B o w e ls, g i n n g h e a lth y a n d n a t u r a l sleep .
a voice will speak un t ng two of the
T h o C h i l d r e n ’s P a n a c e a —T h e - M o t h e r ’s F r i e n d .
g re atest nations of history. I t will be
the voice of A m erica’s most prom inent
society man reading a message of P res
ident T a ft to P resident Failieres of
France. It will be transm itted to Mrs.
Nora Biatch D eForest in the Metropol
itan tower, the talented pioneer of her
sex in this field a rd forem ost woman
civil engineer in the world, who will
receive this mes«sge from the P la /a and
send it over a radio w ireless telephone
a t the rate of 186,000 m iles a second,
to a fa ir daughter of F'rance in the
THl CINT4U» tJMMNV, TT MU »»AY STREET, DEW YORK CITY.
Eiffel tower.
The salon will be decorated to re
semble a forest. Trees will be in full
bloom and birds singing from their {
branches Presiding a t this table will ! tion of Adm iral Evans, who conducted
be Mr. Frederick Townsend M artin j the experim ents on board his flagship, D R . T. P. W ISE
who will be the guest of the Am erican i the Connecticut, and another vessel.
DENTIST
W ireless association of which Dr. De- ; Every battleship, cruiser or torpedo
Forest is president. The guests will [ boat of the g re at Pacific fleet was
Crown and Bridge W ork a Specialty
be leading society people and scientific | equipped w ith radio w ireless tele
M e rc h a n ts T r u s t B uilding
men of note. Mons. E tienne Liauel, phones before settin g out on the mem 208-209
126 V-a W a sh in g to n , cor. S ix th
PO R T L A N D , OR
consul general of France, representing j orable cruise. These instrum ents were
the Fiench governm ent and one of its | given a thorough tria l in inter-ship
guests of honor, has said th a t if w ire communicaiion and in conversation
less telephony is brought to a sta te of with several w ireless stations cn the
perfection it will become a political ■ Pacific coast.
and diplom atic tim e saver.
In the m eantim e, the young inventor
COFFEE X
The table will represent th s A tlantic has not been content to re st on the
TEA SPICES
ocean. A t one end will be the Metro laurels obtained from his successful
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politan tower, architecturally raised in work in the navy and has carried on
- EXTRACTS
candy; a t the other end will be the many experim ents, both a t home and
JU S I RIGHT
Eiffel tower. On this m iniature ocean | abroad. In May, 1908, from the Eiffel
will be small ships of various nations tower, w ireless messages were sent by
CLOSSn
a DEVERS
sailing back and forth.
The shore the radio tel« phone to every wireless
PORTLAND. 0RC.
landings of both France and Am erica station in France.
A w arship off
will be appropriately represented.
Marseilles, nearly 600 m iles away,
The menus will be small telephone heard the transm itted m essages ju st as
directories, and the dishes will be lis t distinctly as did the stations near
ed as telephone num bers. The place Paris. While doing this, Dr. DeForest
cards will he w ireless m essages sent had equipped several of the vessels of
from the Ritz Carleton in France to the Italian navy and the instrum ents
The Chinese Doctor
the guests assempled a t the Plaza in m et w ith such decided success th a t an
America. These messages will be re arrangem ent has been practically con
T h is w o n d e fu l m an h a s
m ad e a lif e s tu d y o f th e
ceived through wireless table phones cluded for the equipm ent of the entire
p r o p e r tie s o f Roots.
H e r b s a n d B ark s, a n d
p erm itting the guests a t both tables to navy.
is g iv in g th e w orld th e
converse with each other, although
b e n e fit o f h ie services.
Mrs. D eForest is quite as interesting
separated by half a world.
as her inventor husband.
She grad
iA No M e rc u ry , P o is o n s
The w aiters will be summoned by uated from Cornell university in the
or D r u c s U s e d . N o
w ireless telephone and a t the end car difficult science of civil engineering.
O p e r a tio n s o r C u ttin g
riages will be called by this means. She was the first and only woman to
G u a ra n te e s to c u r e C a ta rr h , A s th m a . L u n g ,
The favors will be small radio spark g ra uate from an Eastern college in
S to m a c h anti K idney tro u b le s, a n d all P r iv a te
D iseases o f M n a n d W om en.
less w ireless telephone outfits of very this profession. A fter her graduation
A SU R ^; C A N C ER C U R E
light w eight and will be utilized by the honors were heaped upon her until she
J u s t rec e iv ed fro m P e k in , C h in a —sa fe , s u re
guests in the ceremonies attending the stood before the world as its forem ost
a n d reliab le . U ..fa ilin g in i ts w orks.
i f you c a n n o t call, w r ite fo r sy m p to m b lan k
luncheon and carried away to commem woman hydraulic engineer, and a re
a n d c irc u la r. In clo se 4 c e n ts in sta m p s.
orate the late st gigantic fe a t of mod markable exam p'e of wom an’s intel
CONSULTATION H U E
ern science.
lectual equality w ith man.
Th e C. Gee Wo M edicine Co.
I t will take ju st one fortieth of a
She was the first woman ever elect
second for the m essage to travel across ed to membership in the Am erican So ^ ^ ^ ^ f i r s ^ L ^ o r ^ 1 o r r i s o n ^ ’ o r tla n < L O r ^
the A tlantic and about one seventh of ciety of Civil Engineers.
She helped
a second to go around the world. Fol to build the greatest w ater works sys
lowing this, m utual toasts will be tem in the world’s history, being on the
given by the guests of this wireless engineering staff charged w ith the
luncheon who will be separated by an building of the $161,000,000 Catskill
ocean, y e t able to converse as if face system . In June, 1907, she was elect
to face.
ed fellow of Cornell university, an
The value of this m arvelous scien honor rarely conferred upon women.
tific and mechanical feat, can hardly be While a t Cornell she proved herself to
estim ated, and will stand among the be the peer of any of the male athletes.
first half dozen scientific wonders of She is a leader in the equal rights
all tim e. Its effect upon the tran s movement and various movements de
mission of commercial business will be signed to improve the social condition
revolutionary, and will mean th a t we of all women. And now she further
can communicate w ith Europe a t the distinguishes herself by being the first
cost now prevailing for a domestic tel woman to engage in wireless telephony. |
egram .
The g re a t station in the Metropoli
A C U R E F O R FITS
tan tow er is now being rushed to a
The Reason I Make and Sell More Men’s $3.00
stage of completion. This will be ab
So $3.50 Shoos Than Any Other M anufacturer
l i b e ra u i« I give th «
th.« ben efit o f th e m o at
solutely the finest w ireless station in I T h e T re a tm e n t Is to A ccom plish
co m p le te o r g a n lz o tlo n o f tr a in e d e x p e rt* a n d *hlll«4
■hoem aker« In t h e c o u n tr y
the world. Its cost is not comparable I W h a t Science H as Been S tru g
T h e (electio n of th e le a th e r* fo r each p a r t o f t h e *ho«.
to th a t of other equipm ents, as the s ta
an d e v e ry det-Ul of th e m a k 'n g in ev ery 'le p a r tm e n t, la
looked a fte r by th e b e s t ih o e m a k e ra In th e *hoe In d m tr y .
gling to A tta in fo r C en tu ries
tion comprises all sorts of experim ent
I f I could *how you how c a re fu lly W L D ouala* »hoe«
a re m ade, you w ould th e n un d er? te n d w h y th e y h o ld th « lf
te n se in te r e s t th a t ha.» been m an ifeste d
ing apparatus.
I t is thought th a t th T ro h u e g in
h o u t th e c o u n try by th e w o n d e rfu l c u re s a h a p e , h t b e tte r , a n d w e a r lo n g e r t h a n an y other make.
$300,000 would not cover the outlay if t h a t a re beinff accom plished daily by e pileptcide, M y Method o f Tanning f lie Soles makes them M o n
Flexible and Longer Wearing than any others.
co n tin u e s. It in really s u rp r is in g th e vast I
a stru c tu re as high as the M etropolitan still
n u m b e r o f people w ho have a lre a d y been c u re d of
Nil«»**» f o r I ’ v e r v l l f m l . f r «»f t h e P t i m l l y ,
tow er had to be erected especially for fits a nd nerv o u sn ess. In o rd e r th a t «»verybody M e n , ■ l o . V R . W i i i i i n i , t l i . s e , , « u , | ( h i l d r e n .
ay h a v e a c h a n c e to te s t th e m edicine, la rg e trial
F o r - i l ” b y s h o e itf'slo r» e v e r y w b e i» .
th » work. As long as the tower has m
bo ttles. v alu ab le lite ra tu re , H isto ry o f E pilepsy r .f ll lT li lN I N
• 1 » Doti(Tins
already been constructed, the cost, out a nd testim onials, will E h ? s e n t Lty m ail absolutely WHU I l u l l . iiniu.’ -« ..I i'll".- m ¡t1111•• it on bottom.
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fre e to all w ho w r ite to th e D r. May L a b o rato ry . I
side of the apparatus, will be neglig 548
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ible.
The w orkings of the radio wireless
peone are wonderfully sim ple when
the complex problems involved and
overcome in its creation are consid
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ered.
In telephoning, the operator talks !
into the mouthpiece exactly as with
the w ire telephone and listens for a j
reply through a head phone instead of
a receiver. In order to g e t into com
G et it f r o m
m unication w ith a w ireless telephone
FULL P O U N D 2 5 c.
your G rocer
station, it becomes necessary to g et
the instrum ent to the known tune of
the other station and then press the
buzzer key which calls the person to
the phone a t the other end. The con
versation is then carried on as if the
two operators were face to face.
The mechanical principles
upon
which the radio w ireless telephone de
pend are sim ple enough, although there
I s Y o u r M o s t V a lu a b le S e r v a n t
is a g re a t difference of opinion upon
the actual explanation of the phenome
It will bring you anil your family in to closer to u ch w ith y o u r
non of w ireless telephony. Speech is
the form ing of very rapid and every-
neighbors, the general store, th e broker, th e post office, the
varying se rifs of vibrations in the air,
family d o c to r and the e n
and th eir m easurem ent by the nerves
tire o u tsid e w orld. It does
of the ear. Owing to the resistance of
away w ith the isolation o f
the atm osphere, these vibrations grow j
weaker and at last disappear as we g et
farm life and “ keeps th e
fa rth e r from the source of disturbance.
boy on th e farm .’’
Telephony is the a rt of translating
T h e •‘ B e l l ”
these vibrations into vibrations of ether
whose lesser resistance enables them
’P h o n e Is t h e B e s t
to be carried to g re at distances for the
If you will cut out this adver
tisement, write your name «: • I
translation into air vibrations again,
address on the margin and mail
as only the air vibrations can be m ras-
it at once to our nearest house,
»red by the ear. In the w ireless tele- j
we will send you a cony of our
ihone the a ir waves are translated into
Free Bulletin No» 112 on
he vibrations of an electrical discharge
IJ
h ow to m u h
vhich oscillates the ether.
It
R H A L T E L E P H O N E L IN E S
The eth e r waves, sent out by trans- |
w hich e x p la in s how vou and y o u r n eig h b o rs r »
n ittin g station, having been there
ow n pol< ». buy . 1 t h f rest o f th«’ m a teria l r«*t.
nodified by the human voice, are
fin ah«plutclT stan d ard sy«tem at an e x p en s e
hanged back a t the receiving station j
ot w heat e a c h . Y u u ca n n o t atlord to do w ithou
into such form as to effect the receiver ‘
WRI TE TO-DAY
and cause the exact a ir vibrations
which w ere made to m odulate the
tra n im ittin g current, and therefore,
the words of the speaker are heard ex
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Dr. D eForest bases his claims for
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success on his past experim ents with
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tha w ireless telephone at the
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W hat is C A S T O R I A
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
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